Incarlopsa Jamón Serrano

Incarlopsa (Industrias Cárnicas Loriente Piqueras, S.A.) is a prominent Spanish meat processing company founded in 1978 in Tarancón, Cuenca. It is primarily known for producing Serrano ham and other pork products. The brand has grown significantly, largely due to its long-standing relationship as an inter-supplier for the Spanish supermarket giant Mercadona.

The Jamón Serrano shown is produced entirely in Spain, utilizing traditional curing methods that comply with Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) standards when applicable. The company maintains full control over its production chain, from animal welfare and slaughtering to curing and packaging at their facilities in Castilla-La Mancha.

Incarlopsa remains a family-owned business, with the Loriente Piqueras family holding the ownership. It has evolved into one of the largest food companies in Spain by revenue, focusing on quality control and modernizing meat processing while preserving the authentic flavors of Spanish charcuterie.